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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-31

Js<Iu FIrLD, Of the United States
Supreme Court, has decided tba, the
commission appointed 10 investigate
the affairs Of the Central Petite rail.
road cannot compel the officers 70
disclose the books Of the company,
and that the commiision cannot in
woke the assistance Of the courts
This dccision cuts short the work Of
ths 90 nmission. There can be no
doubl Of its Justice. The main pur.
pose oil the commission was 30 trace
the disposition VI certain sums Of
money noted on particular vouchers.
II Va, believed these sums we're used
In buyins the voies OF me mbers OF
Oong!ess. But 40 these expenditures
we're not included In the compsny's
statements Of lie 6asncial condition
uade TO the government, Justice
Field does not SEQ that tbs govern.
ment. 40 represented by the com nit
siOr, can have any interes, In their
disposition. In other words, II II
wants 10 learn vhether or not the
company bought members Of Congress,
itshould begin q, 1.-THE other end, employ
detectives and work up the case In the
Ordinary wsy. tracing the crime back
10 the criminals, instead oi beRnniug
with the supposed criminals and seek
Ing 10 discover from them whether or
not they have committed q crime.
No business man can have
any sympathy with the course Of
procedure undertaken by the
commission. To compel q man to
disclose TO the public ali the details Of
his business 10 .bhorrent 10 all sense
Of right II u be suspected tina, the
man has bisu engaged In q swinde,
the proper thing TO do IL to ascertain
ast whether or not the s~indls has
been perpelra,ed. That being esisb
lished, then the eomplainants may 70
into court and compel. under the
usual restrictions, the production oil
such books, or portions Of books, a.
may be necessary TO IN the erims
upon the defendant.
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fcstsvdsy's Local Tenn perssure.
lAsmphis signal once Rsport.l


The ArPsAL tomorrow will contain
o world Of matter OF special interest
70 the people Of Memphis and the
region round about, and appropriate
ss relating to The beginning Of the
new commercial ysar. The features
will embracs Q complete presentation
Of the progress Of Memphis In all
lines Of commercial activity, and q
demonstration Of the rapid advance
sfthe city in metropolitan directions.
The issue will be inner ssly valuable
a. an advertisement OF the city.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-31
United Labor Convention.

CINCINNATI, o., August 30.-The
United Labor party held convention
for Hamilton county at Ar better Hall
this afternoon and evening, to nomi.
nate county officers and q Legislative
ticket. Mr.. II. 7. Ogden was chair,
man, and 500 delegates were present.
representing every city precinct, add
nearly every precinct in the county.
The following nominations were made
for the State Sepate-A. O. Oosner,
William b. Ogden, John Clsclker and
Hugh Cavansugh. The nominations
for county officer were: For treas
urer, Ernst A. Meier; for probate
jndge, A. w. Bruck; for county GEM
missioner, Dennis Mshoney; county
solicitor, ]. w. Schrsge; County
Board OF Control, James Wiltshire. II
will require session late after mid
night to complete the work OF the
CONVENTION. Toe platform resffi fmed
The resolutions OF the conventions Of
February 22d and July Attn, and passed
additional resolutions in favor Of max
ing officers elective that magistrates
should receive saaries instead Of fees,
and that the open ballot ehould be
used in all cleo ions.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-31

Democratic State platform Of 1886 IL
also to be resffirmed, and Q
demand made that the surplus
In the Federal treasury be
at once reduced, leaving the
utterapce Of the Chicago platform to
Determine in what manner and under
what restrictions the reduction is to be
made. Ex Congressman George W.
Post, OF Susquehanns, 10 to be tempo
rary chairman. and OK Senator s. p.
Peal, Of Lockhaven, permanent chair
man OF the convention. Mr., Scott
and Mr.. Randall held q conferences at Q
late hour In which IT Is reported that Q
compromise was effected by which q
portion OF President Cleveland's mes
sage, as interpreting the tariff plank OF
the platform Of 1884, would be added
to the retffirmation Of the Chicago
platform. Mr.. Randall, however, de
MED that soy such agreement had
been made.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-31

A NETTING Of citisens will be held
this morning 81 the Merchants Ex-
change to hear the report OF the com.
mittee which visited the President,
and 10 initiate preparations for bis re-
ception. There will be, Of conrse, .
largo attendance. II Ia expected that
the Presidential party will reach Mem
phis sbou! the middle Of October, and
while there 10 yet time enough In
which TO devise an appropriate vel.
come, there 10 not loo much. The de-
tails Of the programme have not been
discussed ~ yet, but II occurs to the
ArrnAL that q civic and military parade
during the day and q grand ball dur
Ing the night, with an hour or two a
the race course. II the meeting shall
be In progress, would be pleasant feat
urss. The chief thing to be borne IL
mind Is IN arrangement whereby th,
people may, most conveniently and Ii
the largest numbers, see and hear thei
Ohiet Magiytrate.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-31
-mr. LITTER en- tue sec,.ion.

sPfIsoPiHLD, Ill August 30.-Oom-
missioner Litter was seen lsst night
Ia regard TO the refusal 10 grant the
order applied for 10 compel Leland
Stanford TO snsweY certain questions
In the Pacific railroad investigation,
and Ltller said: "The decision. as /
understand II, will restrict the com.
mission in the further prosecution OF
i,s inquiries into thu expenditure OF
money for tbs purpose Of corruptly
~ huencing 5 ate and federal leglsls.
ton. So far az / can see, no other
effect will flow iromit. The main aud
important inquiry prescribed by the
act of Congre-s-nsmsly,s e TO how the
government can escnre payment OF the
amount advanced 10 the several COM
panies--slill Temains an important
subject Of inquiry, and the commits.
sioE will have full power TO proceed
With tie taking Of evidence upon
every question mentioned In tbs oct
Grating ,ha commission.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-31

TIE Manufacturer Record states,
az the Demonstration Of special reports
II has received. that the corn crop Of
the South Ia unprtceds ntedly large,
and that the South is, this year, self
supporting In the matter Of corn. As
. consequence. many millions Of
dollars that have hitherto gone
TO the West will be saved
TO Southern farmers. This looks like
the diversifoaiion Of crops had begun.
When the Southern farmers shall feel,
a. they will presently, the good effect
OF this Reat saving. they will be en-.
coursged 10 devote portions Of their
plantations to other products, and
when that 10 done the day will have
passed when the Southern farmer i'm.
ports things which he can produce
himself. And when that good day
shall come. the South will have en-
tered upon an era Of prosperity, the
like Of which II has never known.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-31

ColoRow seems 10 have been the vic.
tim Of great deal Of lying. Official
dl'pa ches printed this morning show
thst be has had no disposition 10 hght.
bu, tea, he bas bs.n very badly ne, d
by the Colorado authorities and the
oosb,ya. Uilor)w 10 very rich, hsy.
iBg large number OF hortes and
cattle, sod 10 secure ihess seems 10
have been ,hs obi cts Of pale lace
eupldi,y. The aesui At ouray says the
Indiaaa when attacked la Colorado
vers on a peaosabIe hunting ,xpedl
ton on lerrIIory 10 which they believed
they had thu tisht.
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nsm.ge 60 the Rice Crop.

.HNhsa NSathNAAAat
The reports current upon the loss
sustained by the rice crop are being
subs,antiated by later adyices. A
freshet has occurred 10 South Caro-
lima and Georgia, and the nearly ri.
pened rice is now under ten feet Of
water. Fifteen thousand acres on
the South Carolina side OF the Sa.
vannah river are inundated. aud
about the same amount on the Geor-
gia side Is similarly conditioned.
The estimate that the loss will
amount 10 at least 100000 barrels is
not an oIaggeration. This Is fully
one. quarter Of the crop for the whole
country. The crop this year was Of
fair average size, which was esti-
mated 10 be very much the same as
was produced last year. With tho
loss, however, there will be shorter
supply Of rice on the market than
there has been for at least three
years.
The prices have been high for
this season aud SIX cents has been
obtained for good rice. Dealers
were expecting TO be obliged 10 re-.
duce the prices as new rice would
soon be comipgin. There Is now no
danger Of any drop at present
The planters and dealers at New
Orleans are asking &c q pound for
new rice, and very independently
maintain their prices. IL Is OK
pected that the short crop will cause
prices TO advance about 70. Eight
cents a pound, however, is about as
high prices will 20, as fine grade OF
foreign rice can be laid down In the
market at Sic a pound. This grade
OF rice in bond costs only about 20,
but the duty on rices Is heavy, and 90
make fair profit Bic must be
charged. ,
Since the rumor Of the shortage Of
tho crop has been. substantiated,
growers of Louisiana rice do not
seem disposed to hurry their PRO
duct along. but are rather holding
on 20 their stocks in anticipation OF
the advance in prices.
so far there have been only about
CITY barrels Of this years crop sent
up. The prices at which the Boston
dealers have received them have not
advanced any as yet, but the next lot
will probably command prices at least
The trade are holding OF still. The
sudden and unexpected change OF
the mark ct has completely. overturned
many spe sulators and dealers, an d
groccrs are waiting 70 see tho effect
Of the change. The longer they wait
the higher tho price 70 'n,s ms. case ...
Many dealers realise ms ,, ana arc
placing orders for later delivery
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-31

tsh and Oursy agencies, Utab, contain
ing instructions relative to the observ.
suce and enforcement OF laws sgainst
dAlswful interruption upon the reeer-
walton under his charge, and directing
him to collect and restore to the In
dams now on the reservation all crop.
erty abandoned by them. IL 10 re-
epectfully requisite d that Agent Byrnss
NAV have such assistance by the mils'
tary as will enable him TO carry out
the Instructions contained In this tele-
gram and that the necessary orders
therefor may be at once communicated
to the proper military office l also
inclc IS copy OF kilograms oil this date,
sent by me TO the Governor oil Color.
RADIO. l have the honor to be, very
respectfully,
"DAMN COWBOYS FOOL UTBs."
DENVER, COL, August 3O.-The fol-
lowing was received TO-DAY:
"aLEswooB SrlIHss. COL. AuGustH.
"To Col. Chapman, A.A.a., Denver:
"Phil Foot has inst come In. He
left Neeker ct 1880 O'Clock this morn.
ing, and brings no dispatches, a. .
courier left an hour ahead Of him. A
messenger from Rsngely arrived ut
Meeker Just before Foot left, who re.
ports the Indians moving east toward
Rspgely, where troops are intrenched.
Mai Lselie had q party yesterday.
The Indians had fifteen killed and six
teen MORALLY wounded. They said:
Damn cowboys fool U,es-put on SOL
diers' clothes They demanded the
return Of their borees. Msj, Leslie
stated that the horses would be given
mp II Colorow and the two indicted
Indians were surrendered. This they
positively rejected, and the pow-wow
broke up. The courier with the dis
patches came on the road with Q
change OF horses. Foot came through
on O uail. The courier ought 10 be In
shortly. Foot says there were about
100 Indians in the fight, but during
the night and the following morning
they received reinforcements, and the
country was alive with them.
BROOKS. Major Commanding"
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ave In the city Of Nsw York. There.
fore, We may conclude that Mr.. Sedg.
wick got very drunk, and that the
original report was oorreet-that hs
danced on the table with peacock
feathers In his hair. The Prince has
not only conferred q favor on The pub
lie. but has given oil American travel.
ers . valuable BIT Of sdvice.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-31
Gov. Bsch.er I.augsrsscd.

L,uRvnLK, KY, August So.-Gen.
SIMON Bolivar Buokner was inau-
gurated Governor Of Kentucky At noon
today II the state capital, Frankfort.
The weather was most suspicious, and
the crowd present whom Ohiei Jusiics
Pryor administered the oath Of Office
numbered 10000 people. The city
was In holiday attire, and the pro-
cession composed OF the Kentucky
State Guard. police, the retiring Gov.
ernor, other State ofliciale, the judges
OF the Supreme and Superior Courts,
and the hle department, conducted the
newly elected Governor % this State
house grounds, where Gov. ]. Proctor
Kno,t'e farewell ami Gen. Bdcsrer's
inaugural sddtcs es were delivered.
Bob speeches were brief. Toe Two
Important offises on Gen. Baoknat'a
ccbinst wlibb a al ~ ex.FederL
soldiers, viz: secretary Of State, Hon.
George Matt Adams, Of Knox oonnty'
and Gdju,ant general, Hon. Sam H.
Hill, OF Ohio county.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-31
CHATS By rae WAT.

"Nsarly everybody In Memphis
knovs CO.. Duprse, OF Jackson. Team 1.
an cxtensive cotton buyer oil along
the Southern llne Of the Illinois Gen.
tral rallroa'," remarked Que Of party
Of Young ooumsrciAl men who we're
entertaining each other In the refunds
Of the Gayoso ho,sl las, night.
"well," said the speaker, al bad
the pleasure Of spending several
hours with the Colonel q few days
aso, and he was talking about
The growing industries OF the South
and the fabulous fortunes which were
being made by spectators aud actual
investors In sonls Of the towns which
are on the boom, and have been boom.
inc for Bsvefal years on account Of the
discoveries u abundant coal aud iron
feds In the vicinity OF them. or which
have fpruug up like mushrooms on
tbs obos Isolated spot which the own.
Crs gfudg 'ngly paid iaxes ou n dozen
or more years $50. The Colonel re-.
lated 10 ms this let Il shall never yet
over having Lost a big fortune, which
for years unreaIited lad lain dorman,
In my POSSESSION. II was right over
here =, BIrmilghAm Ala. Before the
war, ! was IN business at Mobile, Ala,
suda customer OF mine, who owned
about 100 aeres Of laud right Ia the
cenilr Of vhsre Birmingham nov
sisnd5 Jailed on me for $1,000. lie
vas hopl,ssly insolvent, but strictly
honest. He wrote 10 ms stating tina,
no would t'sn.i.r me thiu 100 acres Of
land for the debt. IL was then con.
sidered worthless, would no, produo.
peas scarcely, but as II was the only
thing 10 sight, though I had never
seen n, took II, and ne made me tbs
deed. i paid taxes on Il for yeare
without getting . eDnt In return
when The iron and coal b ,ds wsya
Ant discovered, and shire vd capitalize.
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WILD car HUNT.
sueeessfaI Raid On moonshiaers In
East Tennessee.

East Tennessee.
IarnoiAL 70 tHn APrsAL.l
NASHVILLE, TEss., August 3o-Col.
4. Il ransil, General ID putty Collector
OF Internal Revenue for Tennessee aud
Kentucky, has Just returned from a
big expedition In seyeral Of the mount.
ain counties Of Middle Tennessee.
He was accompanied by i'm Hughes,
Deputy Collector for the Fifth Die.
tficl, and Deputy Marshals spurrier.
Caves, Young, S,eskley, and Ballan.
The party hpt went on Pea Ridge,
Olsy county, where they were sue.
cessiul In capturing the Davis boys,
They also found q ITO gallon copper
silll which had been pulled out and
some tubes, al Of which were de-
stroyed. Three a the Davis boys we're
taken 20 Livingston and committed TO
ail at Cookville 10 await trial 81 the
October term a the U ,ited States Or.
cult Court. The fourth was found st
his home, but was at the point OF
death. suffering iron . sun shot
wound In the breast. which
he received In asht with one Of his
neighbors, and also typhoid pnsumo-
mia. Col. Tansil says there 10 very 1T
tie hope Of his recovery. Tue revenue
men next visited Waterloo, on the
line between 0yerton and Putuam
counties, where they captured and de
stroyed the distlllery II John High.
High gave bond. Al Hellhsm, Over
ton county, John Mex Wells distillery
Was destroyed. Max yell Ia under
bond. Another distillsry In Putnam
county was fond and destroyed, bat
the owners could not be found. The
officer. also served q great many war
rants aud made many aurets. Col
ransil reports the Illicit traffic In this
section as being In excess Of last year
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-31

Tns intsrn,a revenue Office q,
Nashville reports Illicit d'stillinR In
Middle Tennessee 10 be In excess OF
thst OF last year. II may be that the
moonshiners. In view Of tie election
on the prohibition question her,
IN NTH, are alarmed at tie outlook
and a'e therefore disposed to make
hay While the sun chimes.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-31
Democratic Cosvea,ion,

ltrtuiAL 10 fut ArftAL.l
Corr nyiLiR, Miss August 3O-In
the convention held here today the
following gentlemen we're nominated
By the Democratic parlyi A. II. vii.
liinnson for Representative, q. X. Cock
Tor sheriff, j. W. Bfown for chabcery
clerk, \. w Seay ijr clfcuit clerk, Il.
X. Winter for treasurer, and John U.
A llnn for aIaeARof.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-31

GHS. BLACK dseliue. 10 become q
candidate for the oiii 70 OF commander
In chitf Of the Grand Army Of the
Republic /, " not probasls that any
Democratic eI.soldiar would consep,
70 hold the ofiios 90 long as the Fair.
child aud ruitl- element ASSUMES 10
dominate the order and seems 10 sue.
eefd
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-31

wArER VALLEY, Miss, August 30
A fire occurred this morning on North
Main street, destroying q tenement
house belonging 10 James b1ngeville
add the Eps'opal church adj dining.
Insurance 5000 on house; no insur-
ance on church.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-31

BsnrIs.--The police order forbid.
ding tue socialists 10 celebrate the
death Of Fsi dinand Lassalle did not
have the desired eject, a. thousands
Of the followers Of the great labor
unIon organ issr made the pilgrimage
TO a uuau yesterday. A row occurred
Judoa the day and several arrests
v,rs msde by the police.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-31

SENATOR snKRnAs makes haste 10
deny that he has justi6 d the action
Of the Cansdisn Government in the
fisheries matter, declaring that he
said ias' the contrary thing. All the
indiostionI sre that Me-. Sherman ID
playing IN very her. luck.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-31
MEMPHIS APPEAL
-
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 81, 1887
rHB MRMpHIs PAPER OF THE
LARa Esr CIRCULATION
rs fYHR OLD RELIABLE APPEAL.
THE WEATHER.
Uudleafio00.

Ror Missi'sippi; Local rains In the south
srn portion; fair weather In tho northern
PORTION; east 70 south winds; slishtly warm
OF In tbs northern portion; stationary tenn
peraturs In the southern portion.
For Arkansas; Fair weather In the west-
err portion, local rains In the western por-
don; east 70 south vindsi stationary ten
peraturs.
For Tsnnsusssi Fair wsathcri Winds gen
orally shiftins to east aud south, slishtly
warmer. except stationary Temperature In
Ne western portion Of Tennessee and Ken
tssky.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-31
TRADE PUsHERS.

To zee Jim Holder, ss he walks
along Main street, in the pcmp Of his
own great style, one would not take
him to he "Trade Pusher," but he
IL, and Friedman Bros. will bet money
that he can sell more boots and shoes
than any man who goes cut Of Mem.
phis. He only had time 20 stop over
yesterday, as did ]. A. Rogers, who
looks after the Arkansas interests for
the same firm.
George Markham, who sells hard
ware, light and heavy, for Orgill Bros,
oil over Texas and Western Arkansas,
ran in for short stay yesterday.
.'s
J. +. Haid, who sees TO II that every
body who wants garden and other
kind OF seeds get them from Otto
ochwill, is at home, alter a trip Of sev-
eral months.
DR.. j. II. Athey, the wealthy drug
merchant, of Holly Springs, Miss. took
dinner at the Gsyoso yesterday.
L. A Latham, OF Dallas, Miss, who
boys ell Of his goods In Memphis,
passed through the city on his way for
a trip through Texas yesterday.
A. Plaiesetty, who knows the brand
OF cigars like he knows bis alphabet,
Is at the GAyoso, and will rec that the
interests Of J. Castillo a Co., Of New
Orleans, do not suffer while he is In
the city.
J.J. Campion, the contracting agent,
from Louisville, for the Lsckawanna
Fast Freight Line, is stopping at the
Peabody, looking after big freight con-
tracts for his road.
-.
/. W. williams, Of New York, rep
reeeuting large basket factory, Ia reg
is.ered At the Peabody.
%.
Lthographing has gotten to be one
OF the fne arts, aud Rad A. Meyer
claims that bis Chicsgo house has eot
II down finer than any other establish.
ment In the country.
-.
Henry Levy, OF New York, with Q
full line Of druggists subdies, occu-
pies one OF the cUmmodious sample
rooms at the Peabody.
-.
8. A. handle, OF Baltimore, an
buckled his gripssck ct the Peabody
last night.
Chicago has never enjoyed very
high reputation as a musical center,
but Ike Grollmen claims that the best
musical Instruments ever played are
m ads Rht there, and he 10 proving ID
In part by taking Orders for them here.
..
Yesterday morning there was q
short paragraph In the APPEAL, headed
"In Distress which briefly related
the pitiabls condition Of an tx.Oon-
federats soldier, who hss q wife and
child 10 support, but cannot End the
work that would enable him 10 do 20.
Ia the afternoon q we'll dressed GENTLE
man called at the office, and inquired
n the man who he'd left bis references
under the letter "B" was about. He
was answered in the negative, where
upon he drew from he pocket Q
silver dollar and said: Il wish you
would haud this TO that poor fellow Tor
me-"
"wnl you please give me your
name ?" said the reporter who took the
coin.
"Nc," replied he" jas, cay was
Yantes soldier, and an only drum
met"
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v..sa ases,ioss 90 n. settled.


ALLHsrows. Pa, August 30-N
appears likely that the Democratic
s,.,. co.,.n,io, iii No., ,ono,,ow
o' I'm -v. W" . 80.
without dennite eetlement OF tne
yered question vhether Mr.. Randall
will be able 10 Control ia deliberatlon
ii -, AZ. n.,,. a..i.,.,l., =,
.'u -eos' "' P.'v
the trin inc resolutions ADOPTED by
the Chicago National Convention In
1894. or whether Congressman Scott
.u. e,....,. =, a.. p,,,.a.,nh,.
sna ",' ',us''p,o' ."' D.o.p
Record, Will be able 70 commit the
party 10 the more pronounced utter.
.n.a NJ pr..idsnt CLEVELAND In favor
s,..., :, a.. ...,s An o,h.,
OIL 'o,o'" " '"' '"' N" o'"'
issues have been Tor the moment cast
aside, while q battle royal upon this
o,ss,ion has besn vaged nv leaders
md dslesatea. Mr.. Randall was earIy
on the around. and this morning took
no.sessIon Of rooms Al the Hotel Al.
an xhere be has b.en assisted by
Congre,sman soxden. Goyernor Chr.
lin ard others ali dsy long in work
smcng the deleQates' Al 8 O'CLOCK
Cons,essmsn Scott and Mr.. slneerly
s,,,vsd- and the dght aoop became "A
in,srsstins a, anyone could deslre.
TINS point Of yanugs which tbs op.
no.lue elements sought 10 commsnd
wss The control Of the Committee on
Rssolutlons, which, Il was under.
stood. VAS 10 hold the kew 10
tbs sltuatlon Ia the oonyen.
lion. Their Ia 10 be ono member Of
iris committee from each senatorial
disIrict In the State Atty In all. The
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-31

AsorHrn Rear Admiral has bsen re-
tired. For nation that has no M ~
10 speak Of, this country has 4 70.
nsrkably large number Of R,M Ad-
nlra's.